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September 29, 2010~Freehold, New Jersey
Tight Pants Wins NJSS Final
Tight Pants, a freshman daughter by Muscles Yankee-Soutaine Hanover-Donerail, triumphed in the $35,000 New Jersey Sire Stake Filly Final on September 29 at Freehold Raceway. The filly was in rein to driver David Miller as she was clocked in a career best 1:58.1h. She is trained by Nifty Norman in her near wire-to-wire effort as she drew off by two and a quarter lengths. Tight Pants was bred and was foaled and raised by Peninsula Farm for owners Melvin Hartmann, Herb Liverman and Dave McDuffee.
September 29, 2010~Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Lyrical Lady Wins PASS; Sets York Track Record
Lyrical Lady, a 2-year-old daughter by Cantab Hall-Naked Lyric-Yankee Glide, captured a $3,208 Pennsylvania Sire Stake on September 29 at the Bloomsburg County Fair, establishing a new track record in the process. Trainer Roger Hammer steered the young lass to a time of 2:01.4, winning by four lengths for owner Walter Dunn. Lyrical Lady was bred by Peninsula Farm & Allevamento Cristal, and was foaled, raised and sold by Peninsula Farm at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg for $40,000.
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September 26, 2010~Saratoga, New York
Brooklyn Wins NYSS
Brooklyn
Brooklyn, a freshman daughter by Conway Hall-Anna Karin’s Girl-Malabar Man, scored a 2:01.2 clocking in the fastest of three New York Sire Stakes divisions on September 26.
Trainer Frank Antonacci was in the sulky for owners Adam Victor & Sons Stable, Inc. Brooklyn was bred by the Stormi & Bruiser Stable and was sold by Peninsula Farm for $100,000 at the 2009 Lexington Selected Sale. Peninsula Farm will sell Brooklyn’s full brother—TROUBLE—at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale on November 8-13, 2010 at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
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September 25, 2010~Yonkers, New York
Blacktuxwhitesocks Wins NYSS
Blacktuxwhitesocks wins NYSS
Blacktuxwhitesocks, a son by Credit Winner-True Blue Victory-Valley Victory, captured a $200,000 New York Sire Stakes on September 25 at Yonkers Raceway. The colt was timed in 1:56.3 with Jeff Gregory at the lines for trainer Jessica Okusko and owners The Purple Haze Stables of Fairport, New York. Bred by the Valley High Stable, This stellar trotter was raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $55,000 at the 2008 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg.
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September 24, 2010~Vernon, New York
Seducedbychocolate Wins Kindergarten Final
Seducedbychocolate
Seducedbychocolate, a freshman daughter of Chocolatier-Seducer Hall-Garland Lobell, captured the $134,000 Kingergarten Final in a Vernon track record time of 1:56.4 for driver David Miller and trainer Jonas Czernyson on September 24. Owned by the Maximum Force Stable, Inc. of Florida, and bred by the Valley High Stable of New Jersey, Seducedbychocolate was raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $18,000 at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg. Peninsula Farm will sell her Cantab Hall half-sister—CAN’T BE SEDUCED—sells at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall.
September 24, 2010~Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
Andover The Top Wins Pocono Trot
Andover The Top, a 2-year-old filly by Andover Hall-Image Control-Balanced Image, captured a $10,000 freshman trot at Pocono Downs in 1:56.3 with Dave Palone at the lines for trainer Monte Gelrod. Andover The Top was bred and raised by Harry Rutherford & Diane Ingham’s Cool Creek Farm and sold by Peninsula Farm for $70,000 at the 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. Her Kadabra half-brother—THE GAME PLAN—sold in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2010 Canadian Open Sale.
September 23, 2010~Delaware, Ohio
Classic Rock N Roll Wins Little Brown Jug Heat
Classic Rock N Roll, a 3-year-old son of Rocknroll Hanover-Classic Wish-Armbro Emerson, captured a heat of the Little Brown Jug at the Delaware County Fairgrounds in Ohio on September 23 in 1:50.4, making him a season’s leader for a sophomore pacing gelding on a half-mile racetrack. Peninsula is proud to offer him for sale in their Mixed Sale consignment at the Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg.
September 23, 2010~Delaware, Ohio
Flex The Muscle Wins Old Oaken Bucket
Flex The Muscle, a 3-year-old son of Muscles Yankee-Alix Hall-Conway Hall, captured the $73,500 Old Oaken Bucket at Delaware, Ohio on September 23 in 1:54.4 by five lengths. David Miller was in the sulky for trainer Ray Schnittker and owners Schnittker, Jerry Silva and the Arden Homestead Stable. The colt now has five wins in a row. He was bred by the Silver Linden Farm and now has career earnings of $417,024.
September 23, 2010~Delaware, Ohio
Captain George Third in Standardbred Stake
Captain George, a son of Valley Victor-Lodgepole Pine-Pine Chip, finished third in the $36,000 Standardbred Freshman Trot in 1:58 on September 23 at Delaware, Ohio. David Miller was in the sulky for trainer Brent Davis and the Hatfield Stable. He was bred by Peninsula Farm and George Hobbs and was foaled, raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $10,000 at the 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. The colt’s full sister—TELEPROMPTER—sells at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale in the Peninsula Farm consignment.
September 24, 2010~Chester, Pennsylvania
The Santafe Express Wins Chester Pace
The Santafe Express, a sophomore daughter by Western Hanover-Sundowner Lilly-Artsplace, captured a $12,000 conditioned pace at Chester Downs on September 24 in 1:52.1 with Matt Kakaley at the lines for trainer Leo Iordan. Peninsula Farm sells her Rocknroll Hanover half-brother—THE SUMMER WIND—at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall.
September 22, 2010~Meadowlands, Pennsylvania
Bold And Fresh Wins Keystone Classic
Bold And Flesh, a freshman daughter by SJ’s Caviar-Odre Coucou-Garland Lobell, captured a $35,534 stake at The Meadows on September 22 in 1:57.2 with Charlie Norris at the lines for trainer Doug Miller. Bold And Fresh is a half-sister to Coulantine (153.3), a $427,531-earning, multiple stakes winner and the dam of ROTHSCHILD (by Revenue S) who sells in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg.
September 22, 2010~Freehold, New Jersey
Tight Pants Wins NJSS Leg
Tight Pants, a freshman daughter by Muscles Yankee-Soutaine Hanover-Donerail, captured a $10,000 New Jersey Sire Stakes leg on September 22 at Freehold Raceway in 1:58.3. Jack Baggit, Jr. was in the sulky for trainer Nifty Norman, who trains the filly for owners Melvin Hartmann, Herb Liverman and Dave McDuffee. This filly was bred by Herb Liverman and was foaled and raised by Peninsula Farm.
September 22, 2010~Freehold, New Jersey
Sheer Glide Wins NJSS Leg
Sheer Glide, a freshman daughter by Yankee Glide-Alix Hall-Conway Hall, won a $10,000 New Jersey Sire Stakes leg on September 22 at Freehold Raceway for driver Jim Panteleano in 1:59.1. Sheer Glide was bred by the Silver Linden Farm and is trained by Jim Campbell for owner Scott T Farber of New Jersey. She was sold by Peninsula Farm for $40,000 at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg.
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September 21, 2010~Meadowlands, Pennsylvania
Day To Ponder Wins Keystone Classic
Day To Ponder, a 2-year-old daughter by Ponder-On This Day-Camluck, captured a $42,000 Keystone Classic in 1:53.1F--the fastest winning time of the three divisions that were contested on September 21 at The Meadows. Day To Ponder is owned by the Robert McIntosh Stables, CSX Stables and John Fielding and was driven in her wire-to-wire victory by Dave Palone for trainer Bob McIntosh.
September 20, 2010~Meadowlands, Pennsylvania
Cammarrow Wins in 1:55.2
Camarrow, a freshman colt by Ponder-Ms Amanda B-Cam Fella, captured a $8,200 conditioned pace on September 20 at The Meadows. Dave Palone was in the sulky for trainer Tim Twaddle as the youngster was clocked in 1:55.2~a career best. The winner of $18,586 in his brief career is owned by Mark Wright of Kentucky.
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September 19, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Celebrity Olympia Wins Red Mile Trot
Celebrity Olympia, a 3-year-old daughter by Valley Victory-Missysmandarine-Malabar Man, captured a $2,400 conditioned trot at The Red Mile in 1:57.3 for driver Mike Lachance on September 19. The filly drew off to win by two lengths for trainer Staffan Lind and her owners, Celebrity Farms. She was bred and raised by Peninsula Farm, who sold her for $105,000 at the 2008 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. Her full sister—SHE’S A GEISHA—sells in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale, October 13-17.
September 19, 2010~Delaware, Ohio
Captain George Wins Delaware Trot
Captain George, a son of Valley Victor-Lodgepole Pine-Pine Chip, captured a $2,400 conditioned trot in 2:01.1 for driver Del S. Miller, drawing off from his rivals by six and ¼ lengths for trainer Brent Davis on September 19. Captain George is owned by the Hatfield Stables and was bred by Peninsula Farm and George Hobbs. He was foaled, raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $10,000 at the 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. Captain George’s full sister—TELEPROMPTER—sells at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale in the Peninsula Farm consignment.
September 19, 2010~Chester, Pennsylvania
Lisagain Wins in 1:49.1
Lisagain, a 4-year-old colt by Dragon Again-Lisheen-Abercrombie, won a $32,000 Open Handicap Pace on September 19 at Chester in a new career clocking of 1:49.1, with Andy Miller at the lines. Erv Miller trains Lisagain, who pushed his seasonal earnings to $302,254 with the victory, his ninth of the year in 24 starts. Lisagain is owned by John Carver and the Mystical Marker Farm, and was bred by Tim Rooney. He was sold by Peninsula Farm for $260,000 at the 2007 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg. His full brother— LISLAUGHLIN—sells at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg in the Peninsula Farm consignment this fall.
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September 18, 2010~Batavia, New York
Stimulus Wins NYSS
Stimulus, a son of Credit Winner-The Temptress-Malabar Man, captured a $36,530 New York Sire Stakes on September 18 at Batavia Downs. Marcus Johansson guided the youngster for Jimmy Takter to a 1:57.3 new track record clocking to win by two and a half lengths. Stimulus is owned by Christina Takter, John Fielding and Falkbolegan AB, and was bred by Peninsula Farm and the Arden Homestead Stable. He sold for $65,000 at the 2008 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale, and his Yankee Glide half-sister—FANCY HOOF STEPS—sells in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.
September 18, 2010~Batavia, New York
Whata Winner Wins NYSS
Whata Winner, a 3-year-old son of Credit Winner-Whatta Chippie-Pine Chip, captured a $36,530 New York Sire Stakes on September 18 at Batavia Downs, breaking the track record set earlier in the day by Stimulus. Whata Winner trotted to a 1:56.2 clocking for driver-trainer Jim Doherty, who owns the colt in partnership with Thomas Dillon and Terrax, Inc. Whata Winner was bred by George Sholty and Peninsula Farm sold him at the 2008 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale for $165,000. Whata Winner’s Andover Hall half-brother—WHATA BUZ—sells in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale, October 13-17 at Lexington, Kentucky.
September 18, 2010~Vernon, New York
Blacktuxwhitesocks Second in NYSS
Blacktuxwhitesocks, a son by Credit Winner-True Blue Victory-Valley Victory, finished a strong second to Whata Winner in the $36,350 New York Sire Stakes on September 18 at Batavia Downs. Jeff Gregory was in the bike for trainer Jessica Okusko and owners The Purple Haze Stables of Fairport, New York. Bred by the Valley High Stable, Blacktuxwhitesocks was raised and sold by Peninsula Farm at the 2008 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg for $55,000.
September 18, 2010~Batavia, New York
Miss Sue V Second in NYSS
Miss Sue V, a 2-year-old daughter by Credit Winner-Sunday Yankee-Muscles Yankee, finished second in a $43,595 New York Sire Stakes on September 18 at Batavia Downs. Brian Mattison was at the lines for trainer Paul Kelley and owners Bill Weaver and the Kelley Racing Stable. Miss Sue V was bred by the Valley High Stable of New Jersey and was raised by Peninsula Farm. Her Cantab Hall half-sister—I HATE MONDAYS—sells in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall.
September 18, 2010~Shelbyville, Indiana
In Deep Thought Wins Circle City
In Deep Thought, a 2-year-old daughter by Ponder-Adoration-Cam’s Card Shark, captured the $50,000 Circle City pace for freshman pacing fillies on September 18 at Indiana Downs. Tim Curtain drove the filly for trainer Bobby Reeser to a 1:53.2 new lifetime mark in the one mile test, drawing off by four and ¼ lengths. In Deep Thought is owned by Bobby Reeser and Post Time Partners 2009 LLC. She was bred by the Coyote Wynd Farm, and was foaled, raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $20,000 at the 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.
September 18, 2010~Freehold, New Jersey
Shoobee’s Place Wins NJSS
Shoobee’s Place, a 3-year-old son of Artsplace-Shoobeedobeedo-Jate Lobell, captured the $100,000 New Jersey Sire Stakes on September 18 in 1:54.1. David Miller drove the colt for Nifty Norman and owner-breeder David McDuffee. Shoobee’s Place was raised by Peninsula Farm and now has $243,116 in career earnings.
September 18, 2010~Ontario, Canada
Leader Of The Gang Third in Wellwood
Leader Of The Gang, a freshman son of Muscles Yankee-Fraulien Bluestone-Angus Hall, finished a strong third in the $485,000 William Wellwood Memorial Final on September 18 at Mohawk Raceway, clocked in 1:56.4 with Ron Pierce at the lines for trainer Jimmy Takter. Leader Of The Gang is owned by Christina Takter, Brixton Medical AB, Joyce McClelland and RAW Equine, Inc., and was bred by Herb Liverman. Leader Of The Gang was foaled, raised and sold by Peninsula Farm at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg for $170,000.
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September 17, 2010~Vernon, New York
Seducedbychocolate Second in Kindergarten Series
Seducedbychocolate, a freshman daughter of Chocolatier-Seducer Hall-Garland Lobell, finished second by a neck in a $10,000 Kindergarten division at Vernon Downs on September 17. The filly was steered by David Miller to a 1:57.4 clocking for trainer Jonas Czernyson and the Maximum Force Stable, Inc. of Florida. Seducedbychocolate was bred by the Valley High Stable of New Jersey and was raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $18,000 at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg. Her half-sister by Cantab Hall —CAN’T BE SEDUCED—sells at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall in the Peninsula Farm consignment.
September 17, 2010~Vernon, New York
Pembroke Big Bo Second in Kindergarten Series
Pembroke Big Bo, a freshman son of Valley Victor-Bo-Armbro Iliad, trotted to a solid, second place finish in a $10,000 Kindergarten division on September 17 at Vernon Downs. Driven by David Miller for trainer Mark Ford, Pembroke Big Bo was timed in 1:59 and beaten only three-quarters of a length for the win. He was bred and raised by Walter & Justin Fister, and sold by Peninsula Farm for $14,000 at the 2009 Lexington Selected Sale.
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September 16, 2010~Freehold, New Jersey
For Sure Wins Freehold Maiden
For Sure, a freshman son of Rocknroll Hanover-No Matter What-Artsplace, captured a $5,000 maiden pace at Freehold on Sept. 16, in 1:59, for driver Andy Miller and trainer Julie Miller. Owned by Jeffrey Snyder and Brittany Farms, For Sure was bred by Coyote Wynd Farm, and was raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $110,000 at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg.
September 16, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Rise Above It Wins Red Mile Pace
Rise Above It, a 2-year-old son by Village Jolt-Sistine Chapel-Real Artist, captured a $4,000 conditioned pace at The Red Mile on Sept. 16, clocked in 1:54 for driver Mike LaChance. Conditioned by owner Benny Eggers, Rise Above It was bred by Michael and Kathleen Callipare and Alan S. Davadik. He sold for $8,000 in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.
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September 15, 2010~Meadowlands, Pennsylvania
Behindclosedoors Wins Keystone Classic Division
Behindclosedoors, a 3-year-old filly by Andover Hall-Margarita Nights-Yankee Glide, captured a $27,334 division of the Keystone Classic at The Meadows on September 15. Dave Palone steered the filly to a 1:55.3 clocking for trainer Chuck Sylvester and owners Melvin Hartmann, Herb Liverman and Dave McDuffee. Behindclosedoors, who now has $365,630 in career earnings, was sold for $125,000 by Peninsula Farm at the 2008 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg. Peninsula Farm sells her full brother—MORNING AFTER—at the 2001 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall.
September 15, 2010~Freehold, New Jersey
Tight Pants Wins Marion Dancer
Tight Pants, a freshman daughter by Muscles Yankee-Soutaine Hanover-Donerail, captured the $59,000 Marion Dancer at Freehold Raceway on September 15 in 2:02 for driver Andy Miller. Nifty Norman trains the filly for owners Melvin Hartmann, Herb Liverman and Dave McDuffee. Tight Pants, a winner of $39,380 in her brief career, was bred by Herb Liverman and was foaled and raised by Peninsula Farm.
September 13, 2010~York, Pennsylvania
Lyrical Lady Wins PASS; Sets York Track Record
Lyrical Lady, a 2-year-old daughter by Cantab Hall-Naked Lyric-Yankee Glide, won a $3,108 Pennsylvania Sire Stake on September 13 at the York County Fair. Trainer Roger Hammer guided the filly to a 2:03.3 new track record clocking, drawing off by 20 lengths. Walter Dunn owns the filly, who was bred by Peninsula Farm & Allevamento Cristal. Lyrical Lady was foaled, raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $40,000 at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg.
September 13, 2010~York, Pennsylvania
Graciously Wins PASS
Graciously, a freshman daughter by SJ’s Caviar-Gracious Yankee-Muscles Yankee, captured a $3,108 Pennsylvania Sire Stake at the York County Fair in 2:07.3 on September 13 with trainer Roger Hammer in the sulky. Graciously is owned by the Dunn Stable and was bred by the Valley High Stable. She was raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $25,000 at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg.
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Peninsula Graduates Steal the Lexington Show!
Peninsula Farm graduates captured both the sophomore colt and filly finals of the Kentucky Sire Stakes on September 12 at The Red Mile, and also took the freshman colt final and nailed down show and fourth place honors as well. A pair of Peninsula pacers also captured the Kentucky Sire Stake Finals in the freshman colt and filly divisions.
September 12, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Nannina Wins KYSS Final
Nannina, a daughter of Valley Victor--Nannina Ambrosio--American Winner, captured the $300,000 Kentucky Sire Stakes Final for sophomore trotting fillies on September 12 at The Red Mile. Trainer Brad Hanners was in the sulky behind the 3-year-old filly, who was timed in 1:57.1 in a wire-to-wire triumph, and pushed her seasonal earnings to $172,500 and her career earnings to $239,334. Owned by Freida Ivory of Delaware, Nannina was bred and raised by Walstan Farm and sold for $37,000 in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2008 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. Peninsula Farm sells her full brother—AWESOME VALLEY—at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale, October 13-17.
September 12, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Celebrity Olympia Third KYSS Final
Celebrity Olympia, a 3-year-old daughter by Valley Victory-Missysmandarine-Malabar Man, finished third in the $300,000 Kentucky Sire Stakes Final on September 12 at The Red Mile, timed in 1:57.2. Brian Sears was at the lines for trainer Staffan Lind and owners Celebrity Farms. Celebrity Olympia was bred and raised by Peninsula Farm and sold for $105,000 at the 2008 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. Peninsula will sell her full sister—SHE’S A GEISHA—at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale, October 13-17.
September 12, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Victor’s Future Wins KYSS Final
Victor's Future & Brian Sears
Victor’s Future, a 3-year-old son of Valley Victor-Baby Bella-Raffaello Ambrosio , triumphed in the $300,000 Kentucky Sire Stakes at The Red Mile on September 12. Brian Sears steered the colt to a new career clocking of 1:54.4 for trainer Trond Smedshammer and owner Joseph Muscara of Huntington Valley, Pennsylvania. Victor’s Future had captured this event as a freshman, when he earned $185,252. This season, he’s added $163,064 to that, bringing his career total earnings to a whopping $348,316. He now has a 7-3-2 record from 17 lifetime trips behind the starting gate.
Defend The Rock, a sophomore colt by Valley Victor-Jolly Jessica-Keep It A Secret, finished third in this same event in 1:55.3 with Hall of Famer Dave Magee guiding the filly. Trainer Bobby Brower co-owns the colt with Debra Garland.
September 12, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Audition Wins KYSS Final
Audition & Dave Magee
Audition, a freshman son by Valley Victor-Hot Dog Mustard-Crowning Point, captured the $300,000 Kentucky Sire Stake Final at The Red Mile on September 12. Dave Magee was in the bike behind the colt, who was timed in a career best 1:56.3 for trainer Robert Taylor. Kevin Dixon and Robert Reitveld co-own the youngster with Taylor, whose, career bankroll now stands at $174,331. Audition’s full sister—VICTORS MAXIE—sells in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale, October 13-17.
Pembroke Big Bo, a 2-year-old son of Valley Victor-Bo-Armbro Illiad, finished third in this same race, timed in 1:57.2 with Brad Kramer at the lines for trainer Mark Ford. Owned by William Varney, Pembroke Big Bo has $40,350 in career earnings.
September 12, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Valley Victors Third & Fourth in KYSS
A pair of Valley Victor daughters finished third and fourth respectively on September 12 in the $300,000 Kentucky Sire Stake Final for freshman trotting fillies.
Adagio, a daughter by Valley Victor-Village Ballet-Mr Vic, finished third, timed in 1:59 with Ron Pierce at the lines for trainer Bobby Brower. Owned by the DM Stables, LLC of Ohio, Adagio has $38,560 in her career coffers.
Winds Of Victory, a daughter by Valley Victor-Winds Of The Spur-Esquire Spur, finished fourth, timed in 1:59.1 with Brand Hanners in the bike for trainer Jeff Smith and owner Walter Fister, LLC of Kentucky. Winds Of Victory was bred by Walstan Farm. Her full sister—WINDY VALLEY LADY—sells in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale, October 13-17 in Kentucky.
September 12, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Joe’s Miss Daisy Wins KYSS
Joe's Miss Daisy & Dan Noble
Joe’s Miss Daisy, a freshman daughter by Jenna’s Beach Boy-Ineverwearum-Nuclear Legacy, captured the $300,000 Kentucky Sire Stake on September 12 at The Red Mile in 1:54—equaling her career mark. Dan Noble steered the filly for trainer and co-owner Johnson Hill, Jr., to an eight-length victory. Brent Tarter of Maine co-owns the winner of $175,000 lifetime.
September 12, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Beach Boy Tiger Wins KYSS
Beach Boy Tiger & Dave Palone
Beach Boy Tiger, a freshman son of Jenna’s Beach Boy-Tigress Woods-Die Laughing, captured the $300,000 Kentucky Sire Stakes on September 12 at The Red Mile in a new career clocking of 1:53.1. Hall Of Famer Dave Palone was in the sulky for trainer Steve Carter and owners Peggy Carter, Robert Reid and Chuck Grubbs of Ohio. Beach Boy Tiger upped his career earnings to $160,848 with the victory, the fourth of his career in only nine starts. He also has a pair of third-place finishes to his credit, and has never missed garnering a purse check.
September 11, 2010~Nichols, New York
Blacktuxwhitesocks wins NYSS
Blacktuxwhitesocks & Jeff Gregory
Blacktuxwhitesocks, a son by Credit Winner-True Blue Victory-Valley Victory, captured a $37,918 New York Sire Stakes on September 11 at Tioga Downs. Jeff Gregory steered the colt to a new lifetime mark of 1:55.1 for trainer Jessica Okusko and owners The Purple Haze Stables of Fairport, New York. Bred by the Valley High Stable, Blacktuxwhitesocks now has $340,808 iin his career bankroll. This fine trotter was raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $55,000 at the 2008 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg.
September 11, 2010~Yonkers, New York
Whata Winner Third in NYSS
Whata Winner & Jim Doherty
Whata Winner, a 3-year-old son of Credit Winner-Whatta Chippie-Pine Chip, was a solid third in a $37,918 New York Sire Stakes on September 11 for trainer-driver Jim Doherty. The gelding was timed in 1:56.3 for owners Doherty, Thomas Dillon and Terrax, Inc., and now has $262,944 in his career bank account. Whata Winner was bred by George Sholty and Peninsula Farm sold him for $165,000 at the 2008 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. Peninsula Farm will sell his Andover Hall half-brother—WHATA BUZ—at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale, October 13-17 at Lexington, Kentucky.
September 11, 2010~Ontario, Canada
Take My Picture Second Mohawk Trot
Take My Picture, a sophomore son of Classic Photo-Habit’s Lady-Muscles Yankee, finished second in a $38,800 conditioned trot on September 11 at Mohawk Raceway. John Campbell was in the sulky for trainer Nikolas Drennan as the 3-year-old gelding was timed in 1:55.1. Owned by Joseph and Laurie Davino, Take My Picture was bred by the Status Stables and sold for $35,000 by Peninsula Farm at the 2008 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg. His Donato Hanover half-brother—LORD AND LADY—sells at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg in the Peninsula Farm consignment.
September 11, 2010~Ontario, Canada
Day To Ponder Second in Champlain Stake
Day To Ponder, a 2-year-old daughter by Ponder-On This Day-Camluck, finished second by a mere neck in a $90,336 Champlain Stake on September 11 at Mohawk Raceway. Randy Waples was in the sulky for trainer Bob McIntosh as the filly was clocked in 1:52.4. Day To Ponder is owned by the Robert McIntosh Stables, CSX Stables and John Fielding and has $102,364 in career earnings.
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September 10, 2010~Ontario, Canada
Leader Of The Gang Wins Wellwood Elimination
Leader Of The Gang
Leader Of The Gang, a freshman son of Muscles Yankee-Fraulien Bluestone-Angus Hall, captured a $28,800 William Wellwood elimination on September 10 at Mohawk Raceway. Ronnie Pierce was in the sulky behind the youngster, who was timed in a career best 1:55.2s. Jimmy Takter conditions Leader Of The Gang, who now has $244,322 in earnings for owners Christina Takter, Brixton medical AB, Joyce McClelland and RAW Equine, Inc. Leader Of The Gange was bred by Herb Liverman and was foaled, raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $170,000 at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg.
September 10, 2010~Freehold, New Jersey
Flex The Muscle Wins Charles Smith Trot
Flex The Muscle, a 3-year-old son of Muscles Yankee-Alix Hall-Conway Hall, posted a stakes record clocking of 1:55.4 in the $80,000 Charles I. Smith Final on September 10 at Freehold Raceway. The colt extended his winning streak to four with the victory, the 11th of his career. David Miller guided Flex The Muscle for trainer Ray Schnittker as he upped his career earnings to $383,949 and his seasonal earnings to $288,054. Flex The Muscle was bred by the Silver Linden and is owned in partnership by trianer Schnittker, Jerry Silva and the Arden Homestead Stable.
September 9, 2010~Yonkers, New York
I’m The Answer Third in NYSS
I’m The Answer, a 2-year-old son of Credit Winner-Southwind Flanders-Lindy Lane, finished third in a $59,134 New York Sire Stakes at Yonkers Raceway on September 9. Jeff Gregory steered the trotter to a 2:01.2 clocking for trainer Jessica Okusko. I’m The Answer is owned by the Purple Haze Stable, LLC, and was bred by the Valley High Stable and has $60,906 in career earnings to date, with a 2-3-2 record from seven lifetime starts. He was raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $77,000 at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg. Peninsula Farm will sell his Windsong Legacy half-brother—TEDDYBEAR SONG—at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale on November 8-13, at Harrisburg. He is one of the last Windsong Legacy yearlings to be offered at public auction.
September 9, 2010~Yonkers, New York
Quantum Cashman Second in NYSS
Quantum Cashman, a freshman colt by Cash Hall-Neon Hall-Garland Lobell, finished second in a $59,134 New York Sire Stakes at Yonkers Raceway on September 9, timed in 2:01.3 with Brandon Simpson at the lines for trainer Mark Ford. This youngster now has $64,138 in career earnings for owners Trevor Henry and Dennis McCann, from nine career starts with two wins and a trio of second-place finishes. Quantum Cashman sold in the Peninsula Farm consignment for Quantum Farm at the 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. His Cantab Hall three-quarter sister—QUANTUM ROULETTE—sells in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale on November 8-13, at Harrisburg.
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September 5, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Nannina Wins KYSS
Nannina, a 3-year-old daughter of Valley Victor--Nannina Ambrosio--American Winner, captured a $30,000 Kentucky Sire Stake on September 5 at The Red Mile in a career best 1:56.1. Trainer Brad Hanners was a the controls behind the filly, who is owned by Freida Ivory of Delaware. The winner of $89,334 was bred and raised by Walstan Farm, and sold in the Peninsula Farm consignment for $37,000 at the 2008 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. Peninsula Farm will sell her full brother—AWESOME VALLEY—at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.
September 5, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Meghan’s Half Moon Third in KYSS
Meghan’s Half Moon, a 3-year-old daughter by Valley Victor-Meghan’s Memories-Mystic Park, finished third to rival Nannina in the $30,000 Kentucky Sire Stakes for sophomore trotting fillies on September 5 at The Red Mile. Dan Noble drove the filly for trainer Steve Carter to a 1:58 clocking. Meghan’s Half Moon was bred by Peninsula Farm and is owned by Steve Carter, Chuck Grubbs and Robert Reid of Ohio.
September 5, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Valley Victor Trio Finish One-Two-Three in KYSS
Three talented trotters—all Valley Victor progeny—finished first, second and third in a $15,000 Kentucky Sire Stakes test on September 5 at Lexington’s famed Red Mile.
Rome, a sophomore colt by Valley Victor-Brescia-Sierra Kosmos, captured the event in 1:56.3 with John Campbell in the bike. Rome is trained by Buck Sprinkle, who leases the youngster from the Walnut Hall Stock Farm.
Victor’s Future, by Valley Victor and out of the Raffaello Ambrosio mare Baby Bella, finished second in 1:56.3 with Don Irvine, Jr., at the lines for trainer Trond Smedshammer and owner Joseph Muscara of Huntington Valley, Pennsylvania.
Defend The Rock, by Valley Victor-Jolly Jessica-Keep It A Secret was third with driver Dave Magee driving for trainer Bobby Brower. Owned by Brower and Debra Garland, Defend The was clocked in 1:57, beaten only two and a quarter lengths.
September 5, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Bullseye Valley Second in KYSS
Bullseye Valley, a 3-year-old son of Valley Victor-Port Of Hall-Nearly Perfect, was a solid second in a $15,000 Kentucky Sire Stake on September 5 at The Red Mile for driver Donnie Irvine, Jr. Jack Gray, Jr., conditions and owns the youngster, who was timed in 1:57.2 for the one mile test and who now has $14,510 in his career bankroll.
In this same event, Kentucky Wildcat was third. The sophomore son of Valley Victor-Expressive Chip-Pine Chip was timed in 1:57.4 for driver Dan Noble, trainer Peter Foley, and the Hatfield Stables of Columbus, Ohio. Bred by the Walstan Farm, Kentucky Wildcat sold for $30,000 in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2008 Lexington Select Sale.
September 5, 2010~Chester, Pennsylvania
In Deep Thought Second PASS Championship
In Deep Thought, a 2-year-old daughter by Ponder-Adoration-Cam’s Card Shark, was second by a scant whisker in the $200,000 Pennsylvania Sire Stake Championship on September 5 at Harrah’s Chester. Tim Curtain was at the lines for trainer Bobby Reeser as the filly was timed in 1:54.1. Reeser owns the filly with Post Time Partners 2009 LLC. In Deep Thought, who bred by the Coyote Wynd Farm, now has $139,705 in career earnings. She was foaled, raised and sold by Peninsula Farm at the 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale for $20,000.
September 5, 2010~Chester, Pennsylvania
Day To Ponder Second in PASS Consolation
Day To Ponder, a 2-year-old daughter by Ponder-On This Day-Camluck, finished second in a $50,000 Pennsylvania Sire Stake Consolation on September 5 at Harrah’s Chester. Day To Ponder had David Miller in the sulky as she paced to a 1:53.2 clocking for trainer Robert McIntosh. This fine filly—a winner of $79,780 in her brief career—is owned by the Robert McIntosh Stables, CSX Stables and John Fielding.
September 5, 2010~Chester, Pennsylvania
Up Up And Away Third in PASS Consolation
Up Up And Away, a freshman daughter by Andover Hall-Ticket To Glide-Yankee Glide, finished a solid third in a $50,000 Pennsylvania Sire Stake Consolation on September 5 at Harrah’s Chester. Brett Miller steered the filly to a 1:58.1 clocking for trainer Jimmy Takter. Breeder Joyce McClelland owns the filly with Christina Takter, Brixton Medical Ab, and Richard McClelland. Up Up And Away was raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $100,000 at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg. She now has $43,969 in career earnings from six starts.
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September 4, 2010~Meadowlands, Pennsylvania
We Will See Wins $200,000 PASS Final
We Will See, a 3-year-old son by Western Hanover-Aberdakera-Abercrombie, won the $200,000 Pennsylvania Sire Stakes Final in 1:50.4 for driver Brett Miller. The colt is trained by Sam DiPinto, who scored his win by five and a half lengths on September 4 at The Meadows. We Will See is owned by Shannon DiPinto and Earl Smith, and pushed his career earnings to $806,359 with this latest victory. This fine youngster was bred by Dave McDuffee and was foaled, raised and sold by Peninsula Farm at the 2008 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg for $30,000.
September 4, 2010~Meadowlands, Pennsylvania
Fred And Ginger Wins PASS Consolation
Fred And Ginger, 3-year-old son by Real Artist-Graceful Motion-Beach Towel, captured the $50,000 Pennsylvania Sire Stakes Consolation on September 4 at The Meadows. The colt was clocked in 1:51.1, drawing off by over four lengths with Dave Palone at the lines for trainer Ronnie Burke. Fred And Ginger now has $456,396 in his career coffers for owners Howard Taylor, Robert Feldman, Edwin Gold and the Exquisite Stables. Fred and Ginger was bred by Ron Mersky and was sold by Peninsula Farm at the 2008 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale for $65,000.
September 4, 2010~Nichols, New York
Brooklyn Second in Tioga Late Closer
Brooklyn, a freshman daughter by Conway Hall-Anna Karin’s Girl-Malabar Man, finished second in a $13,300 Tioga late closer on September 4, timed in 2:01. Domenico Cecere was in the sulky for trainer Frank Antonacci and owners Adam Victor & Sons Stable, Inc. Brooklyn was bred by the Stormi & Bruiser Stable and was sold by Peninsula Farm for $100,000 at the 2009 Lexington Selected Sale. Peninsula Farm will sell Brooklyn’s full brother—TROUBLE—at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale on November 8-13, 2010 at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
September 3, 2010~Yonkers, New York
Blacktuxwhitesocks wins NYSS
Blacktuxwhitesocks, a son by Credit Winner--True Blue Victory--Valley Victory, captured a $69,662 New York Sire Stakes on September 3 at Yonkers Raceway. This colt was clocked in 1:56.4 with Jeff Gregory doing the steering for trainer Jessica Okusko. Blacktuxwhitesocks was bred by the Valley High Stable and is owned by The Purple Haze Stables of Fairport, New York and now has $161,725 in seasonal earnings and $321,849 in his career bankroll. Blacktuxwhitesocks was raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $55,000 at the 2008 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg.
September 3, 2010~Yonkers, New York
Whata Winner Second in NYSS
Whata Winner, a 3-year-old altered son of Credit Winner--Whatta Chippie--Pine Chip, finished second in a $70,962 New York Sire Stakes on September 3, clocked in 1:58.1 with trainer Jim Doherty at the lines. Whata Winner was beaten just a neck for the victory and now has seven wins and five second this season in 15 starts, with $225,075 in 2010 earnings. Lifetime, Whata Winner—who is owned by Doherty, Thomas Dillon and Terrax, Inc.—has $258,394 in career earnings. Whata Winner was bred by George Sholty and Peninsula Farm sold him for $165,000 at the 2008 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. His half-brother by Andover Hall—WHATA BUZ—sells in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale, October 13-17, 2010 at Lexington, Kentucky.
Septmeber 3, 2010~Yonkers, New York
Ginger And Fred Second in Yonkers Open
Ginger And Fred, a 4-year-old daughter by Real Artist-Graceful Motion-Beach Towel, finished second in a $42,500 Yonkers Open on September 3. The mare was driven to a 1:52.4 clocking by George Brennan for trainer Ronnie Burke and owners Howard Taylor, Robert Feldman, Edwin Gold and Jerry Silva. Ginger And Fred now has $1,239,689 in career earnings and a mark of p,3,1:50.3F.
September 3, 2010~Ontario, Canada
Leader Of The Gang Second in Champlain
Leader Of The Gang, a freshman son of Muscles Yankee-Fraulien Bluestone-Angus Hall, finished a strong second in a $98,490 Champlain Stakes at Mohawk Raceway on September 3. Ronnie Pierce steered the filly for trainer Jimmy Takter and owners Christina Takter, Brixton medical AB, Joyce McClelland and RAW Equine, Inc. Leader Of The Gang pushed her career earnings to $229,922 and has never been off the board in six lifetime starts with four wins, one second and one third. Bred by Herb Liverman, Leader Of The Gang was foaled, raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $170,000 at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg.
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September 2, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Audition Wins KYSS
Audition, a freshman son by Valley Victor-Hot Dog Mustard-Crowning Point, won his
second straight Kentucky Sire Stake at The Red Mile on September 2, in rein to Dave Magee, who steered the colt to a 1:57.42 career best clocking. Audition won his third lifetime start by over four lengths in wire-to-wire fashion and also has two second-place finishes in six career starts. Robert Taylor co-owns the winner of $24,331 with Robert Reitveld and Kevin Dixon. Peninsula Farm will sell his full sister—VICTORS MAXIE—at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.
September 2, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Victory USA Second in KYSS
Victory USA, by Valley Victor-Nannina Ambrosio-American Winner, finished second in a $15,000 Kentucky Sire Stake on September 2 at The Red Mile for driver Brad Hanners and trainer Jeff Smith. Victory USA was timed in 1:58 for owners Terry and Cynthia Kinsley of Florida and James and Fred Everhart of Ohio. This colt was bred by the Walstan Farm and was sold by Peninsula Farm for $52,000 at the 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. Victory USA’s full brother—AWESOME VALLEY—sells in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.
September 2, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Buckshot Victor Second in KYSS
Buckshot Victor, a son of Valley Victor-Suchanicegirl-Striking Sahbar, finished second in a $15,000 Kentucky Sires Stake on September 2 at The Red Mile. Brad Hanners was at the lines for trainer Jeff Smith as the colt was clocked in 2:00.1 for owners Terry and Cynthia Kinsley of Florida and James and Fred Everhart of Ohio.
September 2, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Valley Of Dreams Wins KYSS in Career Debut
Valley Of Dreams, a freshman daughter of Valley Victor-Jetty’s Girl-Garland Lobell, captured her debut—a $15,000 Kentucky Sires Stake at The Red Mile on September 2 in an impressive 1:59. Brad Kramer steered the filly for trainer Jack Gray, Jr., and owners Ralph J.Priore, Jr., of Memphis, New York and Schar D. Adams of Georgetown, Kentucky.
September 2, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Doc’s Victoria Second in KYY
Doc’s Victoria, a 2-year-old daughter of Valley Victor-Crysta Clear-Crysta’s Crown, finished second in a $15,000 Kentucky Sire Stake on September 2 at The Red Mile. Dan Shetler notched the catch drive behind the filly, who was timed in 2:00.1 for trainer Marie Ortolan Bar. Doc’s Victoria was bred by Dr. Andy Roberts and sold by Peninsula Farm for $28,000 at the 2009 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. Peninsula Farm will sell her full sister—DOC’S DIAMOND—at the 2010 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.
September 2, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Marisela Third in KYSS
Marisela, a freshman daughter by Valley Victor-Frederika Hanover-Sierra Kosmos, finished third in a $15,000 Kentucky Sires Stake on September 2 at The Red Mile. The filly was driven by Trace Tetrick to a 2:01 clocking for trainer Peggy Grant and owner Connie B. Higdon of Lebanon, Kentucky. Marisela was bred by Frederika Caldwell of Georgetown, Kentucky.
September 2, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Joe’s Miss Daisy Wins KYSS
Joe’s Miss Daisy, a freshman daughter by Jenna’s Beach Boy-Ineverwearum-Nuclear Legacy, captured a $30,000 Kentucky Sire Stake on September 2 at The Red Mile for driver Dan Noble. Joe’s Miss Daisy was clocked in a career best 1:54 for trainer Johnson Hill, Jr., and pushed her career earnings to $25,000. She is owned by Johnson Hill, Jr., of Ohio and Brent Tarter of Maine.
September 2, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Kiss Me Callie Third in KYSS
Kiss Me Callie, a 2-year-old daughter by Jenna’s Beach Boy-Armeggedon-Pacific Rocket, finished third in a $30,000 Kentucky Sires Stake at The Red Mile on September 2, timed in 1:54.3 for driver Brad Hanners. Jeff Smith conditions the filly, who is owned by Walter Fister LLC of Georgetown, Kentucky.
September 2, 2010~Lexington, Kentucky
Beach Boy Tiger Third in KYSS
Beach Boy Tiger, a freshman son of Jenna’s Beach Boy-Tigress Woods-Die Laughing, finished third for driver Brian Sears in a $15,000 Kentucky Sires Stake on September 2 at The Red Mile. Steve Carter conditioned the colt, who was timed in 1:54.4 for owners Peggy Carter, Robert Reid and Chuck Grubbs of Ohio.
September 2, 2010~Vernon, New York
I’m The Answer Wins NYSS
I’m The Answer, a 2-year-old son of Credit Winner-Southwind Flanders-Lindy Lane, captured a $33,277 New York Sires Stakes on September 2 at Vernon Downs, timed in 1:56.4 for driver Jeff Gregory. This fine colt is conditioned by Jessica Okusko for the Purple Haze Stable, LLC, and was bred by the Valley High Stable. I’m The Answer was raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $77,000 at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg. Peninsula Farm will sell his Windsong Legacy half-brother—TEDDYBEAR SONG—at the 2010 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg this fall. He is one of the last Windsong Legacy yearlings to be offered at public auction.
September 2, 2010~Ontario, Canada
Canada Cool Wins Mohawk Stake
Canada Cool, a 3-year-old daughter by Angus Hall-To B MZ America-American Winner, captured a $17,100 Ontario stake on September 2 in 1:58.3 for driver Sylvain Filion. Mark Steacy conditions the winner of $126,795, who was bred by Johanna Beaver, Chris Beaver and David Lang. Canada Cool sold in the Peninsula Farm consignment at the 2008 Forest City Yearling Sale.
September 2, 2010~Ontario, Canada
As Yall Like It Third in Champlain Trot
As Yall Like It, a freshman daughter of Yankee Glide-Almond Joy-Enjoy Lavec, finished a solid third in the $94,174 Champlain Trot on September 2 at Mohawk Raceway. Paul Macdonell was in the sulky for trainer John Bax, as the filly was timed in 1:59.4. As Yall Like It—who now has $43,100 in career earnings—was bred by Peninsula Farm, Arden Homestead Stable and Jacqueline Ingrassia, and was raised and sold by Peninsula Farm for $50,000 at the 2009 Standardbred Horse Sale at Harrisburg.
September 2, 2010~Ontario, Canada
Raising Rhonda Third in Champlain Trot
Raising Rhonda, a 2-year-old daughter by SJ’s Caviar-Raising The Bar-Angus Hall, finished third in a $92,274 Champlain Trot on September 2 at Mohawk Raceway. Jack Moiseyev guided the filly to a 1:59.1 clocking for trainer John Kopas. Raising Rhonda was bred and raised by Cool Creek Farm and was sold by Peninsula Farm at the 2009 Canadian Open Yearling Sale for $200,000. Peninsula Farm will sell Raising Rhonda’s Yankee Glide half-sister—RAISING ROXANNE—(a full sister to Raising Rachel 3, 1:54.1M, $595,341) at the 2010 Canadian Open Yearling Sale. |
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